De Escalate (verb (transitive and intransitive)) — يُخفّف التصعيد: To make a conflict, confrontation or tense situation less intense, threatening or difficult, or to become less intense in this way. More broadly, to reduce the scale, level or scope of an activity or problem. It can take an object, as in de-escalate a dispute, or be used without one, as in tensions began to de-escalate. It does not necessarily mean that the underlying disagreement is fully resolved. Also spelled deescalate; the opposite is escalate. Below are 6 words with a similar meaning; the linked ones have full GL Dictionary entries with their meaning in Arabic.
to remove the fuse from an explosive device to make it safe; to reduce tension or danger in a difficult situation by calming emotions or resolving conflicts
Peaceful; tranquil; serene; composed; quiet; still; undisturbed
To make or become smaller or weaker.
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To retreat, withdraw, or reduce intensity; a strategic step back from pressure, confrontation, or overload; in computing, a retry strategy that increases wait…